Love And Justice

<p><i>Is justice in factlovein disguise? If so is justice working against anything that'stands againstlove</i><br/><i>Well.. I believe that when all is probed and deeply dissected and the layers stripped away everything only comes down toloveand fear. Both of these are firmly installed in our psyches almost at birthpoint.</i></p><p><i>I think that many of the problems of the world derive from the balance of that installation and how it plays out in individual lifetimes that'spread throughout culture - joyously disastrously and everything in between. Actually it would be helpful if it were only in individual lifetimes but the reality is that the loving or fearful installation gets passed on for generations. The wounded descendants of Attila the Hun still stalk the earth. Maybe theyre stock traders. Perhaps theyre presidents of countries.</i></p><p><i>So back to your thoughtful question.lovecannot exist without justice. It is always a component oflove cohabiting but I do not believe it is the same aslove</i></p><p><i>Working against? If you believe that justice is always by definition an active force then your answer is yes. But if justice can be passive also - as I think it is in civil disobedience - then it might be more accurate to say that when we find justice we will always find It'standing withlove and we will always find It'standing against fear.</i></p>